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l-or students who foresee a career in research, the Summer Research Scholarships will provide research experience with leading Canadian scientific investigators in one of the fields listed below.

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Forward the required information together with your most recent and complete university tran- script before November 15, 198% to the address below. Also request a reference from one professor sent to the same address by November 15. 198%

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"WHERE THERE ARE NO STRANGERS — ONLY FRIENDS YOU HAVEN'T‘MET"

A restful relaxing South Sea atmosphere that explodes into a swinging discotheque each night at 8:30.

8:00 - 10:00 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Our selected menu features sirloin steak, seafood dishes, and a variety of hamburger and sandwich platters.

. ONE or CHARLOTTETOWN’S'_ MOST POPULAR DANCE SPOTS featuring the top 40 DANCING FROM 3:30

LOUNGE OPEN 11 AM to LAT E-

SORRY — we are unable to serve food or beverage to anyone under 18. y '

Manager: John Broderick 894-4291 _ 189 KENT ST. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Thursday November 3

Elections for class representa- tives on the executive of the psych club today and tomorrow. Drop in between 9:00 am and your favorite candidate. The list of candidates will be posted in the psych lounge. We need your vote.

Friday November 4

Don’t forget to vote in the psych elections. See November 3 for further details.

A faculty seminar on Rosamund Clifford: An English actress who deﬁes male dominance on the stage in 1592 will be given by Dr. Wendell MacIntyre of the English department at 2:40 pm in the faculty lounge. All are wel- come. Happy hour follows at 4:00 pm.

Sunday November 6 _

A worship service will take place at 8:00 pm. in the Chapel.

. J I *1 ’* Monday November 7

Gene Germen will be speaking on the meaning of rememberence day at the student centre at 3:00 pm. Germen’s short speech is part of a series sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. Everyone is welcome.

Intramural Hockey: 7:00 pm —— Business Society vs. Marion

8:15 pm — Mean Machine vs 3

Misﬁts.

Intramural Basketball: (Men) — 8:00 pm Warriors vs Blanchard 9:00 pm MacBernie vs Engineers V

Intramural Broomball: (Women) — 6:00 pm -— Bernadine vs. Day Students ‘

Have tea with Emily Dickinson at UPEI Steel Hall? You can when the Victoria playhouse brings American poet Emily Dickinson to campus in the Island Community Theatre pro-

duction of The Belle of Amherst. '

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The play will play one night only at 8:00 pm. Tickets are $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for senior citizens and students and are available at the door.

Tuesday November 8

David Dickey from student ser— vices will be speaking to history ‘studcnts on what student services has to offer, what recruiters are looking for, and the importance of resumes and

A member of the history department will also talk

interviews.

on career opportunities for history majors. Thoevent takes place in Main 311 at 7:00 pm.

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Blanchard vs. Engineers 8:15 pm — F&D’s vs. Harblan

Intramural Basketball: (Wome —— 8:00 pm —— Day Students l Bernie —1 9:00 pm — Ben — 2 vs. Blanchard 7

Wednesday November

The English Society will be p1 senting the third of a series ﬁlms by Northrup Frye. T Bible and Literature will shown at 3:30 pm. in room 1 of Robertson library. All a welcome.

Intramural Hockey: 7:00 pm Business Society vs. Harblar 8:15 pm — Blanchard vs. Me Machine.

Intramural Volleyball: (C0— 8:00 pm —- Biology vs Blanch: 9:00 pm — MacBernie vs. Psy

. Intramural Broomball: (Worn

— 6:00 pm —— Blanchard Bert‘ﬁa’dine.

i Thursday November 1

lntramual Hockey: 7:00 pm Engineers vs. Marion 8: 15 pm — F&D vs. Misﬁts

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